What is the formal way of following sentences? I see them too much in memes and informal speaking, I know the meaning, but do not the formal way.
"You don't say?"
"Challenge Accepted"
"Bitch Please"
"RIP [something]"
Thanks in advance.
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What is the formal way of following sentences? I see them too much in memes and informal speaking, I know the meaning, but do not the formal way.
"You don't say?"
"Challenge Accepted"
"Bitch Please"
"RIP [something]"
Thanks in advance.
Best Answer
Well, here is how you can tell those sentences in a formal way. Note that there could be many ways but I'm writing what I find closest.
You don't say - used when you agree with someone, or surprised, or utter this in sarcastic way.
Challenge accepted - the speaker is ready to accept the tough task that you think is not possible.
Bitch Please - A response used when someone says something stupid or when somebody tries stupid on you
RIP [somebody] - Rest In Peace. This is said when a person has died and you pray that their soul rest in peace - This is abbreviation rather than informal way of expressing grief. You may use the whole phrase and it's okay.
However...
RIP [something] - a tongue in cheek comment when something is no more in the market, internet or the like - Here, you don't need to be formal.
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